Lower class people and having more kids than you can afford...

[Dial_tone]

Some peeps think chillens are a blessing and the more you have the more you will receive...from God or the government, you pick.

 

[housemusik83]

In Vitro?


You mean Danny Devito?




Never heard of In Vitro 'til today myself.

HA! be careful bro MM might flame you too! or better yet might get banned hahahaha

 

[housemusik83]

i also feel bad for those babies growing up not knowing their true parents sad

 

[jnevin]

If she gets preggers you should push her down the stairs onto a pile of wire coat hangers for shits and giggles.

 

[jnevin]

i also feel bad for those babies growing up not knowing their true parents sad

lmao dude

 

[musclemom]

for one you are a mother i assume? I would also assume it is normal for a MOTHER to know these things? I have no kids not planning for kids, how in the FUCK am i suppose to learn about this??? I dont have cable tv and dont read the newspaper, unless its world news, WTF would i waste my damn time reading about some fucking fertilization bullshit?!?!?!?! explain that to me, there is absolutly no REASON, im not a woman and im not worried about having a kid right now through some egg sperm fertilization?!? give me a fucking break, I gratuated high school 8 years ago and went into the military and spent almost all 4 years over seas, Vitro was our main topic of conversations in our base while we were getting shot with mortars....

Motherhood has nothing in the world to do with any knowledge I have of in vitro fertilization or anything else. I got pregnant the old fashioned way at the ripe old age of 19.

No, housemusic, I get curious about shit and start Googling or Wikipedia-ing stuff, or (horror of horrors) I'll crack a book or read a news magazine or go to the library and see what people are writing about. I watch freaking PBS or listen to NPR, both of which are freely available. When I see a word I've never heard before I look it up in a dictionary. Everything I've learned is pretty much the result of my curiosity.

Ignorance is nothing to be proud of or to flaunt. Do yourself a favor, get a library card and start it. Brains can get flabby and atrophy just as muscles. And here's a little secret, dear boy, your brain will take you much further in life than your muscles ever will.

 

[housemusik83]

hahahaha!

 

[housemusik83]

Motherhood has nothing in the world to do with any knowledge I have of in vitro fertilization or anything else. I got pregnant the old fashioned way at the ripe old age of 19.

No, housemusic, I get curious about shit and start Googling or Wikipedia-ing stuff, or (horror of horrors) I'll crack a book or read a news magazine or go to the library and see what people are writing about. I watch freaking PBS or listen to NPR, both of which are freely available. When I see a word I've never heard before I look it up in a dictionary. Everything I've learned is pretty much the result of my curiosity.

Ignorance is nothing to be proud of or to flaunt. Do yourself a favor, get a library card and start it. Brains can get flabby and atrophy just as muscles. And here's a little secret, dear boy, your brain will take you much further in life than your muscles ever will.

well that makes you that much better than me then MM.... Because when it comes to reading, or researching i am lazy... going to the library is probably never going to happen, just being honest... I am going to start school again first time in 7-8 years and it scares the shit out of me... maybe that will change me? but right now, it still doesnt justify getting on me for not knowing the term "vitro" because apparently i am not the only one....

 

[cindylou]

i also feel bad for those babies growing up not knowing their true parents sad

well i think that the egg is from the mother and the sperm is either from the father or from someone else.

So the kid would more thank likely know their parents

but i dont know crap about it. Hopefully i wont ever have to know anything about fertility treatments EVER!

I'm surprised that a 25 year old would be willing to go through this process...especailly one who already has kids...I mean they shoot you full of hormones, everyday, you'd think they'd try for a year first at least.

I think you still only have a 50-60% chance of it even working after all of that.

 

[housemusik83]

lmao!!!! @ dear boy